There was once a farmer who grew impatient with the slow growth of his rice shoots. One day, he went to the field and pulled each seedling upward to make it taller. Returning home exhausted, he declared, "I'm worn out today! But I've finally made the shoots grow much taller in just one day." His son rushed to the field only to find all the seedlings withered.

Today, some parents, overly eager for their children's success, are repeating the farmer's mistake. They push their children relentlessly, yet see no academic improvement—only misery. Isn't it time these parents realized their folly and allowed children to grow naturally?